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Healthcare providers (doctors, nurses, pharmacists, hospitals) contribute to the growth of an economy. In many cases, hospitals are the largest employers in their communities.
The Economy of Communion (EoC) is a worldwide entrepreneurial movement which sees the person, rather than profit, as the most important focus of business.
In the last decade, Silicon Valley and its leading innovators were touted as creating a more enlightened and connected world through an approach to technological and business disruption summarize
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In this video case, Tyler Shultz recounts his experience as a recent college graduate in 2014 at Theranos, a medical technology start-up.
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When Proctor & Gamble introduced the Tide Pod line of laundry detergent products, it did not quite get the result that they expected.
On January 1, 2013, Abbott Laboratories, one of the most recognized American pharmaceutical companies, split itself into two companies: Abbott and AbbVie Inc.
In the 1970s, schools and sporting teams started responding to concern over using Native American imagery in logos, chants, and mascots. Some moved away from the imagery entirely.
The public may punish public figures whose demonstrations appear disrespectful.
The Colombia Conundrum case recounts the evolution of a US business school’s internationalization strategy.
An ad for Qiaobi laundry gel balls sparked outrage in media all over the globe including Australia, New Zealand, France, Hong Kong, the U.K., and the United States.
Koji Tanaka was the former president of Yuri, USA, Inc., who now served as an adviser to the Yuri management team.
Matt Smith, a college student who lived at home in Cook County, took charge of family grocery shopping as a result of the Sweetened Beverage Tax Ordinance passed by the County Board on November 1
After looking at another disappointing quarterly report for new accounts, Patty, the V.P. of Retail Banking for Second Peak Bank, was convinced that immediate action needed to be taken.
This critical incident is about self-imposed reputational crisis because of a controversial Facebook post by Shannon Reilly, who owned and operated Magnolia Bistro.
This decision-based critical incident describes Karl Gibson’s worry about how to prevent theft and other fraud at International Retail, LLC (IR).
This critical incident deals with crisis management and stakeholder management at a large egg producing company that is in the throes of an emergency.
In January 2009, Ed Huegel, owner of InsulTec, a small foam insulation installation company in Alta Vista, Iowa, needed to make a decision. Ed had owned InsulTec for nine years.
Mountainside State University was undertaking a large change project: the replacement of the Learning Management System (LMS) for the university.